First Choice offers job to ride and rate water slides
It could be bumpy ride but that shouldn’t put off potential jobseekers taking the plunge as First Choice are calling it a ‘dream job’.
The tour operator is offering £10,000 for a six month contract as a ‘Slide Tester’ in its All Inclusive SplashWorld resorts from Majorca to Egypt.
In return the successful candidate has to ride and rate the slides and flumes on the ‘biggest splash’ and ‘adrenalin factor’, sharing their experiences on Twitter and Facebook.
Applicants are to apply at www.firstchoice.co.uk/slidetester before 28th February 2013 submitting a video pitch of less than 30 seconds.
Five of the best wannabe testers will be whisked away to a water park in April to battle it out for the role in a series of exciting challenges.
The successful candidate will get a six month contract, paid overseas expenses and a seven night holiday for two staying at a First Choice All-Inclusive resort at the end.
Diane
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